Sentence examples for designed to unite from inspiring English sources

"This beautiful building was designed to unite.

The comedian, 38, was one of thousands to protest wearing a Guy Fawkes mask, designed to "unite activists".

Hacktivist group Anonymous claimed the march was designed to "unite its activists" and "spark the movement back into action against the persecution of internet freedom".

Multispecialty community providers (MCPs) are designed to unite GPs, services such as community nursing, and outpatient procedures like diagnostics and minor surgery.

For the longer term, the government needs to adopt a broad agenda designed to unite the war-torn nation in peace.

"What I call for is more openness in what they do," said Tony Gosling, a British researcher and former journalist who has followed the Bilderberg meetings and believes they are designed to unite opinion around major, global ideas.

But Eastern Europe also benefited from a wave of aid from the European Union, averaging 300 euros per person per year, designed to help unite their economies with the rest of Europe's and bring living standards to the European average.

The next few years were quiet, although rumors of war with the Indians led to the formation in 1643 of the New England Confederation, designed to facilitate united action by the New England colonies against common external threats as well as internal matters like dealing with escaped slaves and fugitives from justice.

This strategy was designed to both unite men of science with differing religious views, and prevent the Association from becoming embroiled in theological disputes.

Just two days later, he went ahead and played the Smile Jamaica concert designed to cheer and unite the people ahead of the December 1976 general election, which was contested against a backdrop of vicious rivalries – between the gangs and the two main political parties – with the dons and politicians alike all seeing Bob as a figure they wanted on their side.

However the club was quoted £116m (€150m) for each, a price designed to end United's interest.